hut in Japanese
hut in Japanese is 小屋 — hut means a small, simple shelter, usually just one room, built from whatever materials are on hand.
hut in Japanese
小屋
Pronounced: koya
A small wooden shed.
What does "hut" mean?
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noun A small, simple shelter, usually just one room, built from whatever materials are on hand.
"The fishermen slept in a rough hut made of driftwood and old sails."
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noun A small shed made of wood.
"The allotment has a wooden hut where we store the spades and seeds."
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verb To give someone shelter in a hut, or to take shelter in one.
"The soldiers were hutted for the winter near the border."
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intj A shouted signal a quarterback uses to start the play.
"The quarterback shouted "hut!" and the whole line surged forward."
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hut in a sentence
- The fishermen slept in a rough hut made of driftwood and old sails.
- The hikers spent the night in a mountain hut.
- The allotment has a wooden hut where we store the spades and seeds.
- Children played in the old garden hut when it rained.
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What is "hut" in Japanese?
"hut" in Japanese is 小屋. hut means: A small, simple shelter, usually just one room, built from whatever materials are on hand.
How do you pronounce 小屋?
"hut" in Japanese is 小屋, pronounced "koya".
How do you use "hut" in a sentence?
Example: "The fishermen slept in a rough hut made of driftwood and old sails." In Japanese, "hut" is 小屋.
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